Originally Posted by Hotrod Lincoln
If you have a non-posi differential, the spider gears double the rear wheel speed when only one wheel is off the ground. To get an accurate ratio estimate with only one wheel jacked up, it's necessary to turn the rear wheel twice and count the driveshaft turns. Another, possibly more accurate method is to make a mark on the tire sidewall, roll the vehicle straight forward one turn of the tire, and count driveshaft revolutions. I prefer to pull the cover plate, count teeth, and get out the calculator!
Jerry

Originally Posted by lakeroadster
Rotate the tire one full revolution for posis and lockers -or- 2 full revolutions for open diffs.

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